A federal judge has ordered a hearing to consider sanctions against the lawyers who represented a pair of plaintiffs in their suit against Citibank after they lost several thousand dollars by agreeing to a loan that was backed by counterfeit Citibank documents.
April 24, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge has ordered a hearing to consider sanctions against the lawyers who represented a pair of plaintiffs in their suit against Citibank after they lost several thousand dollars by agreeing to a loan that was backed by counterfeit Citibank documents.
U.S. District Judge Gene E. K. Pratter of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania dismissed the negligence claim against the bank and granted its motion for a sanctions hearing.
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